The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1887-10-04

will think Of closing Rob Roy win be pleased to
hear from YOU and also from any of the other older
cousins that would Like to hear rom Texas girl.
Eddie Atkinson, Meals Miss-Another eleven
year old boy takes it for granted Aunt Susie will ac-
eept him as a nephew. Eow viii you tcas kind to
lac as you were to my sister, and print NV letter
teusins while we are writing 20 many letters Tor
the pleasure Of each ether let lis ry to do all the
good we can. Let us help those who nCel nelp
suppose each one oflis thatare able send Henry D.
Westbye cents II win he great help to him. My
SISTER and are Songto send him few dimes and
are also goiusto do AL We can to make some money
10 our fetghhethoot to send him. sup oss YOU all
read MS letter; twas in the paper dated Iulv 10Th
Hisaddress is Monk, Campbell county, Georaio. Ue
isan invalid, and has been for several years. and
think it would be right Ter us to helm him Don,f
you think so, Aunt Susie? Cousin Julius Hardv
you are not the smallest mechanic, for have been
helping my uncle build our house, and am Younger
than you.
Kate b. Swain Reeves station, CAL have Just
hnlsht reading DEMONSTRATION andIfeel nclir eli
to talk awhile with you and the cousins Please let
me sit here near Annie Steele, for she is my chum'i
and wont feel SO embarrassed. Yes am rather
tinld-only seventeen-yea old country lass Rob
Roy" is that your real manner nglea with you
about dear old Georgia. Old Bachelor, don't wait
too long to tell the rest. We are anxious to know
who got that kiss. guess weall play 'pumble peg
yet like to play almost anything-they some-
times call me 'romp." guess Carter Black derived
his name from Carter's black ink. can sympathze
with him, about milking, for the other afternoon
when was performing that very pleasant (0 duty
the cow kicked the cup of milk on top OF my head.
said ana thought but mostly the latter Write
again, Carter and tell us how you succeeded in
housekeeping. BOYS generally think it an easy task,
until after they try il few licks like to zee boy
in the kitchen, with aloug check spsoa on and his
sleeves rolled up makingbread, once knew boy
VINO, when he attempted 10 make braai, got the
dough all stuck 10 his hands and he went ont and
scFaped it of ON the fence. Boys curious crit
tiers, any how. Uncle Wits letters are instructive
and interesting. would like to correspond with
some OF the larger cousins
Lucy and Clifford Bagley, jefferson, Tcvns--WeIi.
Aunt SUSIE yoa have made us wait Ion time and
1tsten ! so much longer because you told us we
mus wait ana now we are glad you have set free
again and we sure you won't seold us for being
so ready to come in among the first when You find
we send YOU the names and money of two moro
new subscribers and we did not have one bit OF
trouble to get them either One did not ask at all
but she just met me on the street and stopped me
and gave me the moneyhnd told me to send for THE
CONSTITUTION for her, and then Icamc home feeling
so glad that run ever with Mamas paper to see
some new neighbors and asked them il they did not
want 1t, and the gentleman said that il was just ex-
actly what he wanted and | could put his nnme
down. We send you these now aud maybe we can
get you some more for we are going To keep on try
ing We send you 30 cents for your Bible--l5 cents
apiece. We are each going to make you u square for
your quilt so please don't put together till we can
make them. As we have forgotten the size of the
pieces aud the paper with the little cousins letter in
1t got lost we will have to ak if the square was not
TO be made 81 inches s0dare We would have
had our square ready If we had been sure about the
size. BE sure, Aunt Susie, and tell us il "a ineheg
are correct for we are Just bound to be in your Con-
srfTUnoN quilt And wouldn't ii be Jolly IL we eonld
all get together at your house day and put Ii 10.
gother for you. and then another day and quilt 1t
for you, but we don't guess you uld Ike quilt
in so very well; but, Aunt Susie, we can Quilt lit.
tie for one of our great cousins let help her on
one of hers. She gSe square where the stitches
wouldn't show much and she thought 1t real nice,
but our stitches kinder crooked. Well, Aunt
Susie, we see letter from another bachelor uncle
and we do love to read all their letters and are get
ting real anxious to hear again from Uncle George.
Well, Aunt Susie, we are very much disappointed
because you or Uncle WIN one did not write us a
letter last week.
NoteTwo and half squares are right Many
thanks for your new subscribers, and your conrlbu-
ton.
Anna Notwithstanding TO make the acouaint.
ance of yourself and the cousins ask place in the
childrcn's column. l am twelve years old the
daughter of Dr. Moody who Is postmaster ut Van
eaton, Perry county, Mssi@ipp am going to school;
have two brothers younger than am named John
and Robert L. Moody. My youngest brother was
named ait1r Governor Logery of this state. My
papa says he wished they were named Gordon
Moody and Grady Moody. He talks so much about
Grady and Gordon and Bill Arp and says Cleveland
and Grady viii be next president and vlcepres.
dent that really believe he has got some people
about here to believe they are already elected. We
take THE CONSTITUTIONS Pa says the Bible and TIE
CONSTITUTION should make up the library OF every
house in America When papa reads about Cleve-
land, Gordon, Grady, Bill Arp and Dr. Talrnege's
sermon, L read about the war, Uncle Renus and
Betsy Hamilton, that horrid Tom Voolfolk and all
the casualties recorded for the week Now Aunt
Susie please tell me Of the whereabouts of Betsy
Hamilton; am fearful she is dead or married OF
gone to Kansas and is acting mayor Of some town
Please 40 tell me; ify0u cannot perhaps Mr.. viii
Arm can and Will | must close annd he off for